Using HTML to force web page to open maximized

[NetworkGeezer]

Is there any way that a webpage can be coded to start maximiised or at some other predetrmined size?

TIA

[webman]

You'll need to use a bit of Javascript. Have a look at this one on DynamicDrive, or try one of the others.

[here_hare_here]

I use this. It opens a page in fullerscreen with no toolbars. I only use it on the intranet to pop up the Internet Policy for the kiddies to read. It doesnt work properly with firefox though.

<script>
window.open("page_to_open.htm","fs","fullscreen=ye s")
</script>

[NetworkGeezer]

Thanks guys I'll give it a wurl.

[mac_shinobi]

<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
window.moveTo(0, 0);
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight);
}
</script>

[PaulBM]

I'd never do this... one thing I hate is a website that fiddles with my browser window size.
I control my browser not the website designer. If I choose to have scroll bars that's my choice.
Only thing worse than changing my browser size are sounds or music playing automatically. :twisted:

[localzuk]

PaulBM - it depends what the use of the site is. If it is a MOTD page or a terms notice then you'd want to do this, but I agree about the internet in general.

[PaulBM]

Good point, but we all know that kids never read MotD's anyway.

We tend to use the desktop wallpaper for our announcements.